Browns Face Rams After 3-Game Exhibition Streak
Forest Grove Ore June 7 The Cleveland Browns won their third straight exhibition game for the first time since 1950. Coach Paul Brown downplays overconfidence, stressing training normalcy. Frank Ryan is slated to start at quarterback against his old Rams teammates in Los Angeles with Jim Ninowski not blamed for passing changes.
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Jackson Ironmen Set To Defend SEOL Title In 1962
Jackson High appears poised to defend the SEOL crown after a 10 game win streak last season. Coach Tom Osborne returns eight lettermen as he fills a new quarterback spot left by Roger Hyden who led area scorers with 92 points and recently signed with Cincinnati Reds organization. The Ironmen posted dominant defense 346-60 run, with several key players and a tough schedule including Athens and Waverly.
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Reds Rally to Beat Dodgers 5-4 Behind Brosnan Save
Jim Brosnan preserved a 5-4 Cincinnati win over NL leading Los Angeles after a late Dodgers surge. Reds jumped to 5-0 on Jim O'Toole's five-hitter as Maury Wills and Duke Snider sparked a ninth-inning threat before Brosnan struck out Sni der and got Gorman to end it.
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Wahama High Opens Friday At Grantsville
Wahama High School kicks off 1962 football season at Grantsville under new coach John Grandstaff with five returning starters and ten seniors in the lineup. Key backs Yonker and Jewell lead the offense as the White Falcons, 4-4-0 last year, face a slate including Pomeroy and Middleport ahead of a full schedule.
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Major League Baseball Weekend Schedule and Results
Today's MLB games feature Los Angeles at Washington and other matchups. Sunday's results include Baltimore beating Cleveland 2 to 0 and Cincinnati defeating Los Angeles 5 to 3 while Pittsburgh won 5 3 against Chicago.
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Talent Scout comes from behind to win Governor's Cup trot
Talent Scout owned by Earl and Joan Smith of Newburgh New York edged Top Pro and Lord Valentine to win the $24 100 Governor's Cup for 3 year olds at the Ohio State Fair harness meet Biessinger rode the winner in 2 03 3 5 for the mile Top Pro tied the fair grounds track record in 2 03 1 5 Lord Valentine went 2 04 3 5.
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Yonkers Raceway to Acquire Freehold Raceway
Yonkers Raceway of New York has contracted to purchase Freehold Raceway effective November 1 at the close of the current 60 day meeting. Alfred A. Tanenbaum announced the sale, with reports placing the price around seven million dollars.
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